gave a , of 0.002, whereas at A = 0 (pure ra-butylamine) the observed viscosity (6 cps) gave a , of 0.157. From the specific gravity of the amine (0.74) and the 1 to 1 complex (0.80), 0i for 2 to 1 and 3 to 1 mixtures gave theoretical values of 0.019 and 0.033, respectively, compared to observed values of 0.031 and 0.052. The viscosity lowering as calculated from Equation 2 is 32 cps (observed 60 cps) for the 2 to 1 mixture and 20 cps (observed 30 cps) for the 3 to 1 mixture. This deviation from observed values is not unexpected (Irany, 1943), since these liquid mixtures do not form an ideal solution and neither liquid is nonpolar.Within the butylamine, the viscosity of the adduct increased from -> iso-> sec-> ¿erí-butylamine. This difference in viscosity appears to be too large to explain